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1
The commutation of pensions was an experiment of the
most
benevolent
intention.
2
To this end, he treated the Swedish officers in the
most
benevolent
manner.
3
You are not only the most beneficent, but the
most
benevolent
of human beings.
4
There really is nothing whatsoever that the cleverest and
most
benevolent
person could suggest.
5
His father and mother are grand-andwhat is rather better,
most
benevolent
-
people
in
Philadelphia.
6
Our high-minded leader, who on his
most
benevolent
day is still worse than Vader.
7
Her father was the richest, most influential man in the county, and the
most
benevolent
.
8
Alexander was still brimming over with the best and
most
benevolent
intentions towards every one.
9
She wrote: The Queen is dreadfully changed-mostsad, but with the gentlest,
most
benevolent
smile.
10
But one of our
most
benevolent
captain-generals provided us with an imported population of niggers.'
11
Work is hard to find; by far the largest and
most
benevolent
employer is the state.
12
His race is entitled to be called the
most
benevolent
of all the races of men.
13
His tone suggests he is a
most
benevolent
god but of this particular petitioner he disapproves.
14
And the manufacturer, from his position, needs to be the
most
benevolent
man of the two.
15
I put on my sword and fixings and reported to Captain Paine, who was
most
benevolent
.
16
These words were uttered in the
most
benevolent
manner; and as he resumed his seat, he added,-
most
benevolent
most